Mohit Yodha, widely known as Comicverse, is a doctor, former Indian Army serviceman, and one of India’s most popular comic book explainers and movie breakdown creators. With his unique storytelling style, collaborations with top YouTubers, and the wildly successful Men of Culture podcast, Mohit has carved a niche in the digital entertainment space.
From his early struggles to his rise as a content creator, this biography explores Mohit Yodha’s incredible journey—his passion for comics, his time in the Army, his battle with personal challenges, and how he built a multi-channel empire while balancing his medical profession.
Table of Contents
Early Life & Education
Birthday: March 12, 1992 (Source)
- Born and raised in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, Mohit spent part of his childhood in Sanawad (Khargone district) where his father was a professor.
- Despite limited access to comic books, he developed a deep love for superhero stories and pop culture.
- Being academically inclined towards Biology, he pursued MBBS, inspired by his mother (a doctor).
- His father, skeptical of his career choices, pushed him to join the Indian Army—a decision that shaped his discipline and resilience.
Army Life & Transition to Civilian Career
- Between 22-23, Mohit joined the Short Service Commission (SSC) as an Army doctor.
- Posted in Pathankot, Punjab, he adapted to the strict military lifestyle but faced a cultural shock.
- After three years, he left the Army due to his mother’s cancer diagnosis, returning to Bhopal at 26.
- The transition was tough—jobless for a while, he faced societal pressure but eventually started his own clinic.
The Birth of Comicverse & YouTube Journey
Early Struggles & Comic Book Passion
- Mohit always loved Marvel, DC, and Raj Comics but couldn’t pursue them professionally.
- Inspired by Comicstorian (US YouTuber), he launched his channel in 2017 under the name “Geekynonymous” (later rebranded to Comicverse).
- Initially, he avoided facecam, focusing on comic dubbings and explanations.
- Faced copyright issues with Raj Comics, forcing a shift to Marvel & DC content.
Rise to Fame & Content Evolution
- After COVID-19, balancing medical duties and comics became difficult, so he shifted to trailer breakdowns, movie analyses, and facecam videos.
- Created characters like “Sanskari Mohit” and “Bully Mohit” (inspired by Bhuvan Bam).
- Inspired by fellow comic YouTubers like Desinerd (Amish) & Super Super (Aman).
- Collaborated with Pj Explained and Bnftv
The Men of Culture Podcast & Iconic Trio
- Alongside BNF TV (Badal Yadav) & PJ Explained (Priyanshu Jaiswal), Mohit co-founded Men of Culture—one of India’s biggest pop-culture podcasts.
- Their first viral collab was during DC Fandome 2021, where they streamed live at midnight, gaining massive traction. It was the start of men of culture.
- Featured guests like Triggered Insaan, BB Ki Vines, Amar Kaushik, Ashish Chanchlani, and Sanket Mhatre.
- The trio even traveled to Japan.
- Conducted a Fan Meet in Delhi called Men of Culture Rumbling.
Personal Life & Challenges
- Married to Dr. Shreya (also a doctor), who prefers staying away from social media.
- His mother’s cancer battle was a turning point—she passed away just after he completed 100k, and he failed to show his silver play button to her (May 2019).
- Despite fractures and health issues, Mohit maintains strict time management to juggle clinics, YouTube, and family.
Current Ventures & Future Plans
Three YouTube Channels:
- Comicverse (Comics & Hollywood)
- Flickverse (Indian Cinema)
- Mohitverse (Varied Content)
- Men of Culture Podcast (Massive fan following)
- Upcoming Movie Rating Platform (Like Letterboxd/IMDb)
- Over 2.5 million subscribers across channels.
Lessons from Mohit Yodha’s Journey
✔ Passion Over Profession – Proves that side hustles can become careers.
✔ Resilience in Adversity – From Army life to losing his mother, he never gave up.
✔ Time Management – Balances medical practice, content creation, and family.
✔ Collaboration Wins – Men of Culture succeeded due to teamwork.
Net Worth
| Income Source | Estimated Revenue |
|---|---|
| YouTube Ad Revenue & Memberships | Total Views = 573,208,086 RPM Range = ₹10 – ₹20 Final Ad Revenue Estimate: ₹3.15 – ₹6.30 crore (after YouTube’s cut). |
| Brand Sponsorships (2 campaigns/mo) Based on his goodwill he can charge 100000 to 200000 considering average 5 lac views. | ₹96 lakh – ₹1.92 crore over 4 years. |
| Men of culture partnership revenue ( Excluding membership earnings and partnerships with brands like cruchyroll, disney ) | 108,076,542 total views Safe Estimate: ₹50 RPM – ₹80 RPM → Likely ₹54 lakh to ₹70.2 lakh Mohit’s share atleast ₹18 lac |
| Total Revenue | ~₹4.25 to ₹8.4 crore |
| Estimated Net Worth (2025) | ~₹6.3 crore |
Profit Margin: Assumed ~65% (Common for Youtubers)
yielding ~₹2.76 crore profit.
*Figures may vary due to shorts revenue this is rough estimate on the basis of industry standards
Conclusion
His story is one of grit, passion, and smart content strategy. From an Army doctor to a YouTube sensation, his journey inspires millions to follow their passions relentlessly.
With his upcoming movie platform and expanding digital empire, Mohit Yodha (Comicverse) is just getting started!
FAQ
Has Mohit Yodha been featured by Marvel?
Yes, he was featured on Marvel India’s official social media channels for his comic book content.
Does Mohit Yodha play video games?
Yes, he is an avid gamer and occasionally streams games along with being a cinephile.
How did the Men of Culture podcast start?
The idea came from Badal (BNF TV), and their first major episode during DC Fandome 2021 went viral, establishing them as India’s top pop-culture podcasters.
What advice does Mohit give about content creation?
Stay authentic to your passion
Consistency matters more than perfection
Engage with your audience regularly
Where is Mohit Yodha from?
Mohit was born in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh and spent part of his childhood in Sanawad, Khargone district where his father was posted as a professor.
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